Movable stand
OwnerBertrand W. Braultinventor
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A movable stand made of a base member having a flat bottom surface adapted to rest on the ground and with a pair of rotatable wheels mounted under the base member on an axle adjacent and within the periphery of the base member. The wheels are mounted under the base member at such a level so that their periphery does not touch the ground when the base member rests on its bottom surface. The base member is provided with a connecting means to receive a stick handle above and substantially midway between the wheels. The base member is accordingly adapted to be tilted by the stick handle for bringing the wheels in contact with the ground and for moving the base member from one location to another in its tilted position. The base member is provided on its top surface with a selection of perforations and stumps for upstandingly receiving a post carrying a pictogram.
A movable stand adapted to support a load comprising a base member made of a weighted block having a flat bottom surface adapted to rest on the ground, a pair of rotatable wheels having an axle mounted across said base member adjacent and within said base member, said wheels being mounted in recesses provided in said base member so that said wheels extend downwardly to a level above the level of said bottom surface, said base member having a rear face extending below and between said wheels for defining an edge with said bottom surface, a stick handle removably connected to a connection means located on a top surface of said base directly above said wheels and substantially midway therebetween, supporting means fixed on top of said base member, in front of said wheels for supporting said load, whereby said base member and said supporting means are tilted with the use of said stick handle by pivoting on said edge for lowering said wheels and bringing said wheels in contact with the ground and to be moved on said wheels from one location to another in its tilted position.
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